mRNA Madness: FDA Authorizes Both 4th and 5th Covid Booster Shots
April 4, 2022 in News by RBN Staff
source: needtoknownews
The FDA has decided to authorize both a fourth and fifth COVID injection of the same mRNA formula. The fourth dose is now sanctioned for the broader U.S. population. Additionally, the FDA has clandestinely authorized a FIFTH dose for “immunocompromised” individuals.
As far as I’m aware, the U.S. is breaking new ground by becoming the first country to authorize a fifth mRNA dose, which, by the way, is the the exact same formula as previous injections (the shot was designed for the long gone Wuhan strain and it remains unchanged).
If you didn’t catch the fifth shot authorization statement initially, that’s because the FDA seems to be delivering its advice in deliberately confusing language. Also, it probably has something to do with our broader corporate press only reporting on select portions of the press release.
Here’s the relevant portion about the fifth dose:
For individuals who are considered immunocompromised, the FDA and CDC now define “fully vaccinated” as a “three course primary series” of mRNA shots. But for non-immunocompromised people, “fully vaccinated” currently means two mRNA shots.
To this day, there remains no FDA approved COVID vaccine that is available in the United States.
Both Moderna’s Spikevax and Pfizer’s Comirnaty (which was approved in August of 2021) are nowhere to be found, while the FDA noticeably continues to approve more and more doses of the emergency use authorization (EUA) injections.
